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Link Name Description
37 Class War We don't dislike immigrants; we just dislike some immigrants.
36 Sicko II The problem isn't that we don't have enough insurance; the problem is that they charge too much.
35 Cuba Libre Our foreign policy is broken, and Cuba is a good place to start to fix it
34 The C# Scam When someone tells you that C# is better than VB .NET, it's not true - and they know it.
33 The Greatest Country on Earth We won’t be safe until everyone is safe.
32 The Meaning of Life I sometimes get up in the morning and wonder what I’m doing, and why I’m doing it. Surprisingly enough, an article in FoxTalk provided the answer.
31 In Memoriam John Sebastian Pinter died Saturday morning, April 27th, 2002. He was 33 years old.
30 Perspective I’ve been holding my breath for the last 29 hears, hoping I would never have to write this.
29 The Price The price of freedom is eternal vigilance; it starts now.
27 Life After Death If you want clients, be prepared to pitch your projects in NET Forms and VB.NET.
26 A Christmas Story Every time a prospective client asks us to build something, we’re presented with a marketing opportunity.
25 String of Pearls If you can get past the hype, you might get a chance to find out what’s sizzle and what’s steak, and to influence the outcome.
24 Fly Like An Eagle This editorial was written shortly after I got Visual Studio 6.0.
23 Microsoft’s Best-Kept Secret This was first published in the Pinter FoxPro Letter about a year after Microsoft stopped advertising FoxPro. It has been translated into many languages and published on FoxPro sites around the world.

Link	Name	Description
37	Class War	We don't dislike immigrants; we just dislike some immigrants.
36	Sicko II	The problem isn't that we don't have enough insurance; the problem is that they charge too much.
35	Cuba Libre	Our foreign policy is broken, and Cuba is a good place to start to fix it
34	The C# Scam	When someone tells you that C# is better than VB .NET, it's not true - and they know it.
33	The Greatest Country on Earth	We won’t be safe until everyone is safe.
32	The Meaning of Life	I sometimes get up in the morning and wonder what I’m doing, and why I’m doing it. Surprisingly enough, an article in FoxTalk provided the answer.
31	In Memoriam	John Sebastian Pinter died Saturday morning, April 27th, 2002. He was 33 years old.
30	Perspective	I’ve been holding my breath for the last 29 hears, hoping I would never have to write this.
29	The Price	The price of freedom is eternal vigilance; it starts now.
27	Life After Death	If you want clients, be prepared to pitch your projects in NET Forms and VB.NET.
26	A Christmas Story	Every time a prospective client asks us to build something, we’re presented with a marketing opportunity.
25	String of Pearls	If you can get past the hype, you might get a chance to find out what’s sizzle and what’s steak, and to influence the outcome.
24	Fly Like An Eagle	This editorial was written shortly after I got Visual Studio 6.0.
23	Microsoft’s Best-Kept Secret	This was first published in the Pinter FoxPro Letter about a year after Microsoft stopped advertising FoxPro. It has been translated into many languages and published on FoxPro sites around the world.